Cathedral Reform [Commissioners' Report, &c.], 332-368. Exclusive interest attached to parochial Clergy, 332. Estimate of capitular property, 333. The Ecclesiastical Commission, 1835, 334. History of the Cathedrals, 338. Chapters, 329. At the Reformation, 343. Reform, so called, of 1835, 344. Present needs and prospects, 344-368. Clergy, Education of the [Report of Cathedral Commissioners, &c.], 192-214. Diocesan Colleges, 192. Work expected of the Universities, 193. Dr. Heurtley, 193. Dr. Ogilvie, 194. University lectures, 196. Par.ies in the Church, 18. Separate Classes, 202. Wells College, 205. Education wanted for Students in Theology apart from the University, 207-214.

D.

De Quincey [Selections, &c.], 155-191. Autobiography, 155. Of infancy, 156. The Author's style, 157. De Quincey's childhood, 158. His sister, 160. His brother, 163-168. Boyhood, 169. At school, 171. The world, 172. London, 174, 175. The author at fifteen, 177. Lady Carbery, 178. The writer's character, 180-183. Wordsworth, Southey, and Coleridge, 174–191.

Dury, Calixtus, and the Peacemakers [Calixtus und seine Zeit, &c.], 1-49. Syncretism, 2. State of Germany, 3. Of the Lutherans, 4-6. Calixtus, 7. External aspect of Lutherans, 8; in Sweden, 9; and elsewhere, 10, 11. The Feast of the Reformation, 12. The Lutheran fast days, 13. The Reformed, 14. Dury, 15-29. Calixtus, 29-45. Other attempts at pacification, 46-19.

NO. LXXXVIII.-N.S.

F.

Faber, George Stanley, [Many Mansions, &c.], 310-231. A controversialist, 311. His birth, 312. His career at Oxford, 313. Marriage, 314. He is ordained, 315. Preferment, 315. Sherburn Hospital, 316. His character, 317; and literary tastes, 318. His illness and death, 320, 521. His theology, 322. His "Many Mansions," 324-331.

M.

Mahometanism [Möhler on Islam, &c.], 83-154. Increasing interest on the subject, 83. Classical writers on the subject, 84. Other authorities, 85-87. Möhler, 88. Caussin, 89. Ubicini, 90. Dr. Newman, 91-93. State of Arabia at the era of Mahomet, 94. Arab characteristics, 95-105. Anticipations of Mahometanism, 106. Life of Mahomet, 107. Was he an impostor? 108-113. Möhler's view, 114, 115. Character of his religion, 116-154.

Marriage with a Deceased Wife's Sister [Letters by Dr. Hessey, Messrs. Beresford Hope, Keble, &c.], 458-477. Argument from Scripture, 458. Sense of Levit. xviii. 7-17, 459-467. Table of prohibited Degrees, 468. The testimony of the Ancient Church, 470-472. Maimonides, 473. Conclusion, 475-477.

0.

Ottomans, the early [Von Hammer's History of the Ottomans, &c.], 225-309. Present interest in the Ottomans, 225, 226. Von Hammer, 227. His French translator, 228. The Turkomans, 229. Family of Seljouk, 230. Othman, 232-238. Orchan, 239-247. The

M M

of Dr. Whewell's work, 61-77. Sir D.
Brewster's Work, 78-80. Conclusion, 81,
82.

W.

Wilberforce on the Supremacy [Inquiry into
the Principles of Church-authority, &c.], 369
-457. No novelty in Mr. Wilberforce's work,
369. Its bitter spirit, 370. Church authority,
371. Councils, 372. Mr. Wilberforce's four
propositions, 373. Was S. Peter, by Divine
appointment, the centre of unity? 374-403.
Was the Bishop of Rome the centre of
unity to the early Church? 404-417. Was
the Primacy a Supremacy? 418-443. The
position of the English Church at the Refor-
mation, 444-452. The Greek Church. 453,
454. Conclusion, 455-457.

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